enfever Antonyms
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Meaning of enfever
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enfever (v. t.)
To excite fever in.
enfever Sentence Examples
- The political rally had an enfevered atmosphere, with impassioned speeches and enthusiastic crowds.
- The stock market was in a state of frenzy, with traders frantically buying and selling shares in an attempt to profit from the volatility.
- The fans were in a frenzy over the sold-out concert, eagerly anticipating the performance of their favorite band.
- The investigative journalist was in a frenzy to uncover the truth behind the mysterious disappearance of the missing girl.
- The college students were enfevered by the possibility of a snow day, dreaming of cozying up in their dorms with hot chocolate and movies.
- The city was in an enfevered state during the annual music festival, with people from all walks of life coming together to celebrate and listen to music.
- The actor was enfevered with anticipation as he waited for the director to call him for the audition.
- The election campaign had become enfevered, with mudslinging and attacks filling the airwaves and social media.
- The athlete was enfevered with excitement as they lined up to compete in the biggest race of their career.
- The meteorologist was enfevered with worry as they tracked the path of the approaching hurricane.
FAQs About the word enfever
To excite fever in.
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The political rally had an enfevered atmosphere, with impassioned speeches and enthusiastic crowds.
The stock market was in a state of frenzy, with traders frantically buying and selling shares in an attempt to profit from the volatility.
The fans were in a frenzy over the sold-out concert, eagerly anticipating the performance of their favorite band.
The investigative journalist was in a frenzy to uncover the truth behind the mysterious disappearance of the missing girl.
